THE CAT IN THE HAT IS A BIT OF A MYSTERY! LETS HAVE A LOOK AT SOME INTERESTING CAT FACTS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HIM
DID YOU KNOW????
Cats have very powerful night vision! That means that they can see well in the dark. In fact cats can see at light levels 6 times lower than what humans need to see!
Cats have 32 muscles in each ear! That means that there are 64 muscles in their ears in total. They need these muscles to pivot their ears around in different directions to pinpoint where sound are coming from.
Cats have a great sense of smell! Cats sense of smell is 14 times stronger than humans. They also have a part in the roof of their mouth that can detect smell too!
Cats cannot taste sweet food! They have the taste buds present, but they don't work.
Cats can run fast! The fastest domestic cats are a breed called Egyptian Maus, and they can run up to 58 kilometres an hour!
Cats can jump really high! Most cats can jump up to seven times their own height (www.wikipedia.org, 2012).
Cats are clever! (deadbeatclub.com.au, 2012)
In the 1995 census - records show that 1 in every 4 households had a pet cat!!!!That's a lot of cats!!! (www.abs.com.au, 2012)
LETS HAVE A LOOK AT SOME INTERESTING CAT FACTS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HIM
Cats have very powerful night vision! That means that they can see well in the dark. In fact cats can see at light levels 6 times lower than what humans need to see!
Cats have 32 muscles in each ear! That means that there are 64 muscles in their ears in total. They need these muscles to pivot their ears around in different directions to pinpoint where sound are coming from.
Cats have a great sense of smell! Cats sense of smell is 14 times stronger than humans. They also have a part in the roof of their mouth that can detect smell too!
Cats cannot taste sweet food! They have the taste buds present, but they don't work.
Cats can run fast! The fastest domestic cats are a breed called Egyptian Maus, and they can run up to 58 kilometres an hour!
Cats can jump really high! Most cats can jump up to seven times their own height (www.wikipedia.org, 2012).